Jack Dura is a Reporter at the Associated Press in North Dakota. He focuses on themes related to agriculture and farming, including topics such as sustainable agriculture, animal rescue and rehabilitation, and AgriTech. Jack's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the TimesDaily, National Post, and The Washington Post.
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Jack Dura's coverage is heavily focused on local government and political news in North Dakota, with a significant emphasis on legal issues, breaking news, and evolving stories. He also covers crime to some extent.
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By: Jack Dura
BISMARCK, N.D. — Ah, the serenity of fishing.
By: Jack Dura
A state panel on Wednesday gave final approval to revisions to a scrutinized bonus program for employees of the office that oversees billions of dollars in state funds.
By: Michael Achterling, Jack Dura
North Dakota Republican lawmakers are set to discuss a possible special session to ban the substance kratom and address a fundraising shortfall of the state Military Gallery, which has paused construc...
By: Jack Dura, Michael Achterling
North Dakota Republican lawmakers are set to discuss a possible special session to ban the substance kratom and address a fundraising shortfall of the state Military Gallery, which has paused construction.
By: Jack Dura
A state panel on Wednesday gave final approval to revisions to a scrutinized bonus program for employees of the office that oversees billions of dollars in state funds.
By: Jack Dura, Michael Achterling
Hogue Dick Dever, R-Bismarck. Scott Meyer Sen .Diane Larson, R-Bismarck. Bekkedahl Related to this story
By: Jeff Beach, Michael Achterling, Jack Dura
Twenty-three deaths in North Dakota since 2019 were linked to kratom and related compounds, part of a pattern that has worried officials and sparked talks of a special legislative session to do something about it.
By: Jack Dura, Michael Achterling
Fargo, ND, USA / Froggy 99.9 KVOX Aug 3, 2026 | 10:54 AM BISMARCK, N.D. (North Dakota Monitor) – North Dakota Gov.
Kratom and derivative products are now illegal in North Dakota just days after Gov. Kelly Armstrong announced a ban on the substance and related derivatives.
Kratom and derivative products are now illegal in North Dakota just days after Gov. Kelly Armstrong announced a ban on the substance and related derivatives.
